This first photo has a narrow depth of field which is created by using a big aperture (f/1.8):
The next photo has a wide depth of field. Notice how the wing tip, pilot, and hangar are all in focus, that is because of a small aperture (f/16):
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Depth of Field
Depth of field is one of the most important aspects of photography. It enables a photographer to capture a specific part of a scene or the whole scene. It also allows for creativity.
This first photo has a narrow depth of field which is created by using a big aperture (f/1.8):
The next photo has a wide depth of field. Notice how the wing tip, pilot, and hangar are all in focus, that is because of a small aperture (f/16):
This first photo has a narrow depth of field which is created by using a big aperture (f/1.8):
The next photo has a wide depth of field. Notice how the wing tip, pilot, and hangar are all in focus, that is because of a small aperture (f/16):
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